Compass and Paint Tubes 1926

"Compass and Paint Tubes" (1926) by Fernand Léger is a prime example of the artist's Cubist style. This artwork features geometric shapes and bold colors, representing the artist's fascination with the modern industrial world. The composition is simplified and fragmented, emphasizing the flatness of the canvas and creating a sense of dynamism and movement. Léger's use of primary colors, such as red, blue, and yellow, contributes to the painting's vibrant and energetic aesthetic.